Re: Answer to 104%/109% Thrust Quest.

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From: Peter Jarvis
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 13:45

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In article <1992Nov12.231120.4271@news.duc.auburn.edu> forrepr@eng.auburn.edu writes:
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>Here's another trivium...Why do Shuttle Flight Rules state
>that an engine may be throttled to 109% ONLY if the other
>two engines are down ?
>
For obvious reasons. The only engine left would need max thrust to get
at least an AOA or TAL abort. 

Peter Jarvis..........

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Subject: Re: Answer to 104%/109% Thrust Quest.
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